The 2023 international winners of the James Dyson Award have been announced. Winners from the International, Humanitarian and Sustainability categories received prizes of £30,000.
The 2023 winners of the annual international design competition James Dyson Award have been announced. International, Sustainability and Humanitarian Aid Awards were given in three different categories: Winners will support the next stages of their inventions 30 thousand pounds He also won the prize worth.
Sir James Dyson also said in his statement, “Instead of just talking about the problems we face, these young inventors are trying to solve them with technology and design. What makes them so impressive is their passion and determination to improve the world. I hope this award will be a springboard for them on the road to success..” he said.
Winners of the James Dyson Award
The Humanitarian Award went to The Life Chariot, invented by Poland’s Pior Tluszcz
The award in the Humanitarian Aid category was invented by Pior Tluszcz. The Life Chariot It was won by. The Life Chariot is a versatile device used by paramedics in Ukraine. all-terrain trailer ambulance appears as. The vehicle’s low weight and suspension make it safe for a casualty to travel in it.
The award in the international category was won by The Golden Capsule, which was invented in Korea and inspired by the earthquakes in Turkey.
The award in the International category was won by The Golden Capsule, developed by Yujin Chae, Daeyeon Kim, Yeonghwan Shin and Yuan Bai from Korea. This device was invented inspired by the earthquakes in Turkey. We lost more than 55 thousand citizens in the earthquakes centered in Kahramanmaraş in February. In this process, healthcare workers had to move in harsh environments while carrying serum packages for patients.
Korean students who wanted to find a solution to this problem developed a system that uses elastic forces and air pressure differences instead of gravity, does not require a power supply and does not require manual operation. intravenous device Golden Capsule designed it. Thanks to the device, healthcare workers in disaster areas do not have to hold intravenous injection packages while transporting patients, and electricity is not required to control the infusion rate.
The sustainability winner was E-COATING developed by Hoi Fung, Ronaldo Chan and Can Jovial Xiao.
The third and final award went to Hoi Fung, Ronaldo Chan and Can Jovial Xiao from Hong Kong. Solving two problems E-COATINGIt is produced from recycled waste glass and can be applied to roofs and walls to reduce heat absorption of buildings by reflecting sunlight. This reduces the amount of electricity consumed for cooling solutions such as air conditioning and reduces associated greenhouse gas emissions.
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